Neuroscientist Peter Lund Madsen's 1,000-Record Collection Auctioned

The late Danish neuroscientist Peter Lund Madsen's rare vinyl collection is being auctioned by Bruun Rasmussen.

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Bruun Rasmussen is auctioning a large vinyl record collection that previously belonged to the late Danish neuroscientist and TV personality Peter Lund Madsen. ^[1] Bruun Rasmussen estimated that the valuations for the records in the collection range from 2,000 to 10,000 kroner. ^[2] The auction house Bruun Rasmussen stated in a press release that the collection consists of over 1,000 vinyl records, many of which are rare editions. ^[3] The collection includes over 400 vinyl records by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, including a rare single from his 1963 band The Squires valued between 8,000 and 10,000 kroner. ^[4] Peter Lund Madsen, a renowned neuroscientist, died in August last year at age 65 after suffering a heart attack while cycling from his summer home on Sejerø to Copenhagen. ^[5] The collection contains more than 1,000 records, including over 400 by Neil Young and significant works by Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen, The Beatles, and jazz artists. ^[6]

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Bruun Rasmussen is auctioning a large vinyl record collection that previously belonged to the late Danish neuroscientist and TV personality Peter Lund Madsen. · Berlingske

Bruun Rasmussen estimated that the valuations for the records in the collection range from 2,000 to 10,000 kroner. · Berlingske

The auction house Bruun Rasmussen stated in a press release that the collection consists of over 1,000 vinyl records, many of which are rare editions. · Berlingske

The collection includes over 400 vinyl records by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, including a rare single from his 1963 band The Squires valued between 8,000 and 10,000 kroner. · Berlingske

Peter Lund Madsen, a renowned neuroscientist, died in August last year at age 65 after suffering a heart attack while cycling from his summer home on Sejerø to Copenhagen. · B.T.

The collection contains more than 1,000 records, including over 400 by Neil Young and significant works by Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen, The Beatles, and jazz artists. · B.T.

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